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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-20
In THE SUPERIOR COURT

PREPARED DY
In Ze;I;n & Co.. PhiiQdekohia, Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

they would dispose OF the property 10 the
Western Union, aiterward dividing the pro-
ceeds' Furthermore. Gould proposed, in the
presence OF Cowen and King, that Garret
turn in and help him to carry Maryland
Tor the Republicans this fall and then, ac-
cording TO his argument, West Virginia
would follow suit This said Gould,
would enable himself and Garrett to die
tate the forthcoming presidency and
would give them their own way at
Washington in 1889. Mr., Garrett prompt
ly refused TO accedc to either of the prop
osilions. despite their tempting trimmings"
From this il would appear that Jay is am
bilious of empire. Tie wants to own a
President.
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have never been as good as now, nor hnvo
the men been as contented. Morc
money is sent by pensioners ~
employees to their families than q
before" The Governor says; 81 am Id
TO say that candid men and women Oh
most intense prohibition procliyities Who
have been at the soldiers home, invosli-
eating on the spot fairly, have decided
that, under the circumstances, il is best "a
leave the home authorities to the exercise
of their own judgment in this matter. III
is only theorists and fanatics n
distance, who know nothing o|
the circumstances, who keep up tfe
cry Down with the beer saloon at the
soldiers home II is the opinion OF every
officer of the home, whether prohibitionisl
or otherwise, that under existing circum.
stances the beer hall has reduced vice
crime, debauchery, sickness, and the waste
OF money that should 90 TO the families o.
soldiers"
Average number OF inmates OF the home
at present, 4,2Si; average present and alb
sent, SIG; whole number cared for dur
ing the year. 6,022.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
O,Rricn.r I.n.i sncech.

DUBLIN, Oct. 20. AT Kanturnk today
o Bricn eluded the police and addressed
an immense crowd OF people, some OF
whom were mounted. He said this
was probably his last day OF liberty
for some some time and he was proud
TO spend IL there. lie ridiculed Bal
tours idea of REFRESHING the agitation
10y confirming Irish members Of tho House
Of Commons "These members" he said.
are outposts Of an armyof ~, OOO, 900 Of the
Irish race. II this Is conspiracy IL is con-
spiracy with every element 10 make
n national aud great Gauss that is
uncomfortable. Continuing he said that
tenants who had adopted the plan Of cam
paign were sure Of a decent rIoi over their
heads this winter, and comforting Christ.
mas dinner. which was more than many an
at-thc-elbow rack-rentcr expected.
Wherever tenants had the manlincss To Use
the plan Of campaign and discipline 10
stick 10 IT, II protected their homes. strik-
ing Gods fear into landlords hearts. OF
10000 persons cyiclcd during the past wear
only no had adopted the plan Of cam
paign. The advantages Of the plan were
thus proved, and II would be organized ON
such a scale this winter as would
reward the tenants for their efforts. lie
deprecated the outrage, but II patience was
necessary manhood was still more necessa.
~ II they wished ~ win Irish and owner.
shin OF the soil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
RInni sun nennn,

LONDON, Oct. 3O.--wilirid Blunt, who
was convicted Of violating the crimes act
in speaking at a proclaimed meeting Of
Woodiord, and who was released ON bail, ap-
pcalagainst the sentence having been taken,
has arrived here. lie has written a letter
10 Randolph Churchill with reference 10
the latter's speech at stockton. lie says
hc does not doubt that II Lord Randolph
bad been at Woodiorl last Sun.
day, aud had known OF tho do.
ings Of Clanrcarls he void have
done rs the writer did. lie concludes IA
follows II am ready TO bear hard labor
OF any other penal treatment which Bal.
four may decrcc, aud | shall bear
the same well, but rs concerns the law hc
plays with loaded dice. The new crimes
act Is modelled on those hanging com.
missions which you and denounced
in Egypt five years ago. | hope that
" you can spare time you will attend the
hearing Of my appeal IN January. That
would bc FAR better than recommending
me 20 lialiour's mercy, which | don't
want"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
ALL HALLOWEEN.
An Occasion Wherein Sentiment and
Piety Beautifully Combine.


This evening is All Halloween. II is AM
event which has been marked Us festal
occasion among the young people
through many centuries. 1t took
its name from that of All IIallow-
mas or All Saints Day, which
is the LIST OF November, and is strictly OBJ
served by the Roman Catholic. Protestant
Episcopal and Lutheran churches. II il
the time when the supernatural influences,
both good and evil, are supposed to be I'M
bridled and abroad, and that all who
choose can call them from the
Vastly deep" The practices on
such occasions are cracking nuts,
cake baking between the hours Of IL and
u o'clock at night, testing the faithiulncss
OF lovers by apple scotland peelings. Two
nuts are placed on crate by two girls
The nut which cracks and jumps is the
sign that the young lady's lover will prove
tdthless, and II II burns slowly and I'M
moved then the lover is true. The cake
baking, or "dmub cake" il made by a
dozen girls, who mix and work the dough
alternately, and, spreading out thinly, put
IL TO bake, writing their initials on the
dough. Every one takes a seat as
far from the fire Ms possible, and
the strictest silence in the meanwhile
is observed. When the clock strikes ~
the husband of her who is TO be married
frst will appear and place his hand on
that part OF the cake marked with her
name. Another way Of lass testing the
faiihfulness Of her lover is TO peel an
apple, and after twirling the peel around
her head three times throw it on the
ground, and it will form the iirst letter Of
the name Of her true lover. II is also an
event OF much innocent sport, such M
showering beans and corn on window
panes aud doors oi houses taking down
signs and removing gates
One OF the oldest customs was for each
family 10 light bonfire just in front Of
their house ut nightfall Among the ear
lier Germans and Cells this was a religious
custom. The Occasian, one Of fun and
merTimeni, has been justly and beautifully
noticed 10y many poets and authors. lie
custom IL not much observed among the
people Of the south, bui in the east aud
west II is an annual gala occasion. IL Is
II happy and innocent diversion Tor young
ladies' and gentlemen, and is olscryaIice
should be more marked than it il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
FROM OVER THE SEA.
SOME GOOD NATURED REMARKS BIZ
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN.
o'Brien's Last Speech Before Imrrison-
ment-Sir Wilfrid Blunt Writes Let
ter Defying Balfour To Do His Worst
Emperor Williams Health.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Mr. Chamberlain was
interviewed on board the Etruria ut
Queenstown today. lie said he had thor
oughly enjoyed the trip from Liverpool,
though the weather had been squally and
cold. On his arrival in New York he in
tends to go direct to Washington, not to
Ottawa first, as Canadian papers have
stated. He laughed heartily on hearing
the rumor that the Irish attorney general
would accompany him, and said that
the Canadian press ought to have
known that the attorney generals
work was cut out for him in
Ireland. He attached no importance to
the structures which certain Canadian and
American papers had thought fit 10 pass
upon him. lie said 81 shall enter upos
my duties unaffected in the slightest de-
gree by any outside hostile criticism. lido
not intend to return TO England directly
my labOrs are finished. Not having been
in America before, / am awfully anxious
10 see the country and its institutions. 1t
il also my purpose to visit Canada. II is,
therefore, unlikely that | shall return
shortly before the assembling of Parla-
ment."
On being questioned regarding home
rule, he said he had ceased to be a poll
tician for couple of months He had,
however, no hesitation in saying that those
who Were sanguine of soon seeing par
Lament in Dublin would have To wait
much longer than they expected. will
go step further, he continued, and say
that | am inclinal M that IL a tyr,at a md
generous scheme of local government
were granted to Ireland, the feel
ing which is represented us being
80 intense, especially in the south, in favor
of separate parliament would gradually
die away. think that much Of II is mere
sentiment. Previous to the passing of the
disestablishment bill, religious feeling be-
tween the Protcstants and Catholics ran
very high, but now it has almost disap.
pcarcd. | firmly believe that ii is not be.
yond the reach of craftsmanship 10 make
Ireland peaceable and contentcd with a
| full measure OF local government"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

ing to this country, and being subjected to
such conditions, good health is stated to be
the general rule. Many people
have attacks Of sickness, following
time OF exposure in base
ment, with great regularity, because
of is dampncss, and the foul air, coal gas
eflluvia from priyy-wells and cess-pools,
sewer gas, and the various exhalations Of u
not inirequently flth-sodden soil, and it
should not be forgotten that an unhealthy
basement means an unhealthy house.
Polluted air is sucked all over the house
by the rise OF heated air from the base
mcnt"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
How Debauchcry Was Lessened at tho
Dayton Soldiers Homo.

DArroS, o., Oct 30. Gen. Patrick.
governor Of the soldiers home, says Of the
effect Of selling beer at tina, institution:
"The mayor Of Dayton reports the arrest
Of ls5 soldiers between July ~, 1885, and
July I, 1884, while ior the same length Of
time after the beer hall was opened a, the
home, July IL, 1856, To July !, 1887. but
ga arrests Of soldiers wcre made in Day.
ton. The surgeon Of tho institution
reports uat the small number treat.
ed for alcoholism this year was
fourteen, s compared with thirty.
eight IN 1885 and thirty.fve In 1885, l. Ia
be credited TO the less number of soldier,
who are given TO pro,rachcd debauchcs and
bad liquor. since the opening Of the beer
hall not one.fifth rs many cases have been
treated At the guard.horse or hospital after
sprccing this year rs in former years. The
discipline and good order Of The home
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

Tnr mechanics and wurlingmcn Of the
country should make haste 10 dishyow any
connection with whn, is known ~ the
Central labor union. Il il an unhealthy
body and unreliable. Al H. meeting In
New York yesterday Il rccciycd com.
munica,ion urging general strike in caso
the Chicago anarchists arr executed. and il
adjourned after the reference Of PROPOSE
ton NJ insulting To the intelligence Of the
working classes. There Ia no connection
between anarchy and industry. The one
means peace, advancement and progress,
the other war; confusion and destruction.
There can be no affinity bc,wccn them,
and the workman who leans toward an.
archy is menace aud a danger and dis.
graoe TO his class
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

Mn. GouLp has always been among
the heaviest subscribers 10 the Republican
campaign fund, and, rs Il Is understood,
always with n purpose 10 get his
money back in some why, generally
through congressional legislation until
that was stopped by the courage
and persistence Of Senator Thurman,
Of Ohio. That this Is true. thcr Is no
longer room 10 doubt Mr.. Charles J..
Pcshall. q prominent attorney Of New
Jer-ry, tells that when Mr. Robert Garrett,
Of the Baltimore a Ohio railroad, &C.
scpted Jay Goulds invitation TO take n
mil upon his yacht he proposed TO Gar.
reti 10 sell him one half Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio telegraph stock, and together
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

TnE Oil Producers Association proposes
10 stop pumping oil ior one year, com.
mencing on the LIST Of November. II is
too low IN prcc To pay much profit, aud
there are 10000, 900 barrels In stock, with
an increasing output. This is MI very
well for the Producers Association. but
what are the poor men employed at the
wells 10 do in the meantime for a living?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Cardinal aihhon. in Texas.

San Antonio, Tex, Oct O.-Cardinal
Gibbons arrived here last night from Orc
gon. lie was met at the station ~ the
mayor and an immense delegation Of citi
zens who prevailed on him to stop over In
the city. Today he celebrated high man
at San Fcfnandos cathedral, the mos
ancient church edifce ON this continent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

READERS Of the ArrEAL were no doubt
greatly puzzled yesterday TO know what
Lieut." Erickson Boston was honoring
with bronze statute. The abbreviated
word "Iicut." WIS an error. II should
have been "Liei" Lief Erickson, north
man, is supposed TO have cruised
along the Atlantic coast from what
Is now Labrador TO MASSACHUSETTS,,
where lac is said TO have landed This to
the Bostonians makes him an historic
figure, and 30 they erect a monument TO
Licfs memory, and thus give body and
form To what has hitherto been regarded
~ but little better than dream and not
half so substantial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
ChIcngo MILITARY Trnct.

CnIcAGo, ILL.,, Oct. 3O.-Assistant Adju
tant-G General Williams issued n general OF
der yesterday appointing two companies Q
United States regulars, now stationed a
Fort Douglass, Utah, 20 take charge Of th'
new military tract at llighwood, donaic,
by Chicago citizens The companies, which
arr Of the Sixth infantry regiment, arc OF
pectcd here within week, and arr Il
command Of Maj. VIM J. Sylvester, Lieu
tcnant-C Colonel, United States army.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

SENATOR IlIscocE, Of New York, who, in
1872, boltcd the Republican party and
voted for Gpely in preference Ia Gen.
Grant, but is now stumping his State for
Fred Grant, says he cannot conceive 81
man in the loyal States thc thinks the war
Ia running yeti voting against the man
who bears Grants name. iiiscoch, who Is
the servant Of monopoly. iorgcts that II Il
not blood, hut brains. II is not name. but
character that cosnis and tells in this
country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
The CoIoresi Fair.

The Shelby colored fair will comrncnc
today at Esiiyal park. Bishop Tune
aud other prominent speakers will nah
opening addresses. Tuesday. Novel;
|, 1881, the bluff city guards, headed y
tho Chickasaw cornet brpS band. VI
parade the streets nj 10 o'clock An.
thence 10 tho fair ground and give a -
hibition drill ri 2 O'Clock pm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

THR American Public Health association
will hold one Of its most important Sos
sions in this city, beginning on the Sth Of
November, and IL will he attended by
many Of the most famous Of the sanitary
scientists Of the country. The question Of
cremation, which has recently attracted ~
much attention, will he very thoroughly
debated
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Death Of An Actress.

NV loRK, Oct. 30.-Maggie Arlington
died at 1880 O'Clock tonight This we'll
known actress, whose real name was Ryer.
son, was a member Of the Caliiornia stock
company. Some days ago Miss arlington
received severe injuries by falling down q
dumb waiter shaft Ia her house and
breaking both legs and her left arm on the
cellar floor, sixty-fye feet below While
still III she contracted pneumonia, which
is the direct cause Of her death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
A Warning % Mothers.

dayton, o., Oct. 30.-A strange and
fatal accident occurred tn the infant sou al
w. +. Gephart, at Miamisburg, this even
ing Mns. Gcphart put the baby 10 sleep
in It's cab and went about her work in an
adjoining room. Her husband came In
half an hour later and she requested him
10 look after the baby, whcrcupon he was
Mortified to find that Il had fallen out OF
the cab and was hanging head downward
between the wheel and the side Of the cab,
stangled 10 death. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

TnE address Of Prof. Adler, Of New
York, delivered in Chckering hall ycstcr-
day will, in view Of the effort that was
made before the United States supreme
court in behalf Of the anarchists, attract
great deal OF attention for its fair
statement of some of the facts OF their
case. The unfortunate men should,
rs he says, have been tried separately, and
ifpossible in some other county, where
the judge and jury could not have been in
the least degree influenced by public pas
sion. Their crime, it is true, was a fragrant
one but it in the Office Of the law To try
with all possible ilnpartiality and fairness,
and without fear, favor or affection
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
The Domnnd Of Coal niner-.

ST. Louis, Mo, Oct 3n-Dclcgaics rep.
rcscnting all the coal miners in southern
Illinois, In secret convention at East 81.
Louis yesterday and last night, adopted
resolution in the form Of AN ultimatum,
demanding an advance In the price Of dig.
ging from Is 90 ~ cents per ton and cor
responding wages Tor machine miners. The
operators viii be presented with the de-
mand tomorrow and given until November
IN nrstsnnd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Irish Agitation.

DUBLIN, Oct. 80. -Four hundred farmers
on the Marquis Of Waterford's estate, at
Carrick-on-Suir, have adopted the "plan
OF campaign
A meeting was held at Woodiord today
10 denouncc the action Of the police. 4
similar meeting was held at Mitchelstown.
Neither was inieriered with.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

IT is among the possibilities that Mr..
Robert Garrett will buy into the Postal
telegraph company. with ~ $1,000 mile,
Of wire. owned by Bennett and Mackay.
AMI which is operated In connection with
their European cable, and by an outlay Of
S,OOo, 600 extend IT, lines ~ NJ To cover
every point In the Union With a
capital Of only 100000. and
lines NJ extensive ~ thoe Of the
Western Union, with H. sllO. 100000 Of
stock, bonds aud indebtedness, the Postal
telegraph company could afford to carry
messages for half the Western Unions
present rates and make fortune every
year. Jay is not boss yet In the telegraph
world
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

A REASONABLE deduction from our Little
Rock special would be that Gov. Hughes
is likely to be reelected, and Senator
Berry Is 10 be his own successor. The
people have found them faithful, there.
fore such result is not impossible nor
improbable. The Democrats, in any case,
have the game in their own hands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
A stenm.Boa,E spIos,o,.

CAmo, ILL.,, Oct. 30-0ne Of the boilers
on the Iron Mountain transfer steamer
st. Louis exploded at Columbus, KY,
yesterday, doing but little damage 10 the
boat and slightly injuring but one negro
deck hand. Tho boat continues her trips
by working only one battery till she can
gct a substitute
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
THE FIRE RECORD.
80 Ces,nryiiic.

CiSciyyari, o.. Oct 30. Al o'clc-s
this morning fire in the town Of Cedar
vile, Greene county, o., destroyed The
new three story brick hall loss, $40, 600
insured for $1,000. II also destroy sfe
livery stable in which II originated. burn
ing mp six horses. LOS, 5000; iasur-
ance, II, 200.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Raising Their Pay.

ST. JoUis, Mo-, Oct 30.--The Typ
graphical union, at a largely attend
meeting today, decided not TO strike b
cause their demand for nine hours W.
for ten hours pay was refused by The "a
ploying printers. A partial promise h
been made, however, by the boscs III
they will raise wages from SIS 10 $40 p
x,aal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Ready Tor work.

CmcAoo. H.. Oct. So.--A Fort Custer,
NJ. T., special says Three companies OF
the Fifth infantry, under Maj. Snyder,
for field service, with tmnsporla-
ton wagons, have been ordered 10 the
Crow agency, and arc forming for the
Today IA issue day, and probably
q largc number Of Indians will visit the
agency. Monday next will be general
muster day nj the post, when the cavalry
force will probably take the field and war
begin, II war Il H., In earnest"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
Ly,ton 90 Succeed L,ons.

LoSDoN, Oct. 30.-lt is officially an
nounced that the Earl oi Lytton has been
appointed 10 succeed Lord Lyons as Brit
ish ambassador at Paris. The Queen will
bcstow an earldom on Lord Lyons ON his
rciremenl from dinlnmniic life.